Today was my upline's Stamp Share and Shoebox Swap.  It was a morning of sharing business tips and creative ideas and an afternoon of making card samples from the new Holiday Mini Catalog. 

Here is a picture (L-R) of my upline, Terri, my downline, Autumn, and myself at today's Stamp Share.  I believe this is the first time I've posted a picture of my upline on my blog.  I have a bad habit of taking pictures of creative projects and forgetting to take pictures of people at Stampin' Up! events.  But today, I really wanted Autumn to have a picture of some of her Stampin' Up! family.  Autumn is going to attend school in Germany for the next four months.  This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for her.  I'm so excited for her, but I'm really going to miss her!  I can't wait to hear about her adventures when she returns home.

I have worked in many different jobs before I became a Stampin' Up! demonstrator.  Some of those jobs were for a long time (over ten years) and some were for a few months.  Some of my previous jobs were for large corporations and some were for very small companies.  Not once did the employees or employers refer to themselves as being part of a "family". 

There is a mutual appreciation and respect between corporate Stampin' Up! and their demonstrators.  Corporate Stampin' Up! would not exist without demonstrators and there would not be demonstrators without corporate Stampin' Up!  We depend on each other every day.  The "family" atmosphere at Stampin' Up! starts with Shelli Gardner, the co-founder.  She is a genuinely warm, caring and friendly person, yet she is a savvy business woman.  She goes out of her way to show her love and appreciation to demonstrators and the Stampin' Up! employees.  She is an amazing woman! 

I feel blessed by the wonderful people that have been brought into my life since I became a demonstrator.  I would love to have you join my team and the Stampin' Up! family.   Please contact me for more information.

Tags: Recruiting

Would you like to make extra income?

If you answered YES to this question, I have the solution for YOU!  You can join Stampin' Up! as a demonstrator. 

Scrapbooking is the #1 paper crafting industry and continues to grow every day in this down economy.   Handmade items, preserving memories and bringing family together for activities is important and growing in popularity.  You can join the most popular industry now!  

From traditional scrapbooking to digital scrapbooking, rubber stamping, paper crafts and home decor items, Stampin' Up! brings them all together for a variety of interest. The possibilities are endless.

Being a demonstrator is the best job I have ever had.  It gives me flexibility and the satisfaction of being my own boss.  If you would like a break from the daily grind and have your own business, for a fraction of the cost of having a storefront business, then this opportunity is for you.

Being a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator is fun and profitable. What better way to make money, then by doing what you love.   For more information about joining my team, please contact me.

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I'm serously feeling the love from Stampin' Up!  What an amazing company to work for.  Now they have this fun video filmed at the Stampin' Up! headquarters using the Convention 2010 Theme Song 

"How much do we like our demonstrators? We like them so much we sometimes get a little carried away."

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 Five days in Salt Lake City sure went by quickly!  It was nonstop fun, learning and creativity. 

My goal during the 2010-2011 catalog year is to earn the Disney World trip.  What a dream to take my family there and see those grandgirls faces at the Disney parks.  I'm praying in this picture and now I need to get to work on my sales and recruiting efforts.

My lucky downline, Denise W.,  won this stamp set!  Way to go Denise!

We were all thrilled at the surprise give away to all demonstrators on the last day:  Designer Series Paper, Glass Glitter, a Christmas stamp set and an ink pad.

From L-R are Terry, Jen and myself!

From L-R, Laura, Lisa and my downline, Denise W.

Convention was an awesome experience.  I learned so much from the business classes, received some fabulous swap cards, took hundred's of photo's of creative projects (can there ever be enough?), renewed friendships and made new friends.  My wish is that every one of my customers could join me at Convention at some time.  There is nothing as exciting as a Stampin' Up! Convention.  All you have to do is join the Stampin' Up! family by signing up to be a demonstrator.  Please contact me if you are interested in doing what I do! 

Tags: Recruiting

I forgot to add the photo's of my downline while they were making their shoebox swaps at my June 27 meeting.

Autumn

Sue A.

Wanda (standing), L-R sitting Diane, Connie, Julianne

(L-R) Denise W. and Amy

(L-R) Cyndi and Peggy

(L) Connie, (back) Angie and (R) Sandy

 Diane

I'm sure you can tell from these photo's that I have very serious downline meetings.  Yeah, that's right.  They are all my witnesses to the boring, stiff, quiet meetings.  That's my story and I'm sticking to it!  Actually, my Stampin' DIVA Day is something that I look forward to, as well as my downline.  It is very therapeutic to share our love of papercrafting with each other.  We share our business challenges and business successes.  We share our joys in life, as well as the challenges.  There is a strong bond of friendship between all of us.  I just can't say enough about these wonderful women!  I'd love to have you join my team!  Contact me to find out more information about joining the Stampin' Up! family.

Tags: Recruiting